2018 DOE Middle School Directory

11

11X144

Michelangelo Middle School (J.H.S. 144)

Michelangelo Middle School is where students begin their quest for excellence. Our students learn how to become critical thinkers, problem solvers, decision makers, and caring, ethical citizens. In addition, our students are prepared for high school and college by our special emphasis on the Common Core Learning Standards. Michelangelo has an active Parent Association that works with our parent coordinator to communicate with parents about various events, including student celebrations, school plays/concerts, Honor Roll breakfasts, Honor Society Night, and Family Nights. In addition, parents and students can view upcoming assignments on teacher web pages as well as monitor their child's progress via PupilPath. Parents are guided in the high school application process by our guidance counselors. Our graduates have been accepted into many of NYC's specialized high schools.

Pelham Gardens

2545 Gunther Avenue, Bronx NY 10469

Yes–11X144, 11X566, 84X484

Accessible

718-794-9749

afterschool-jhs144.weebly.com

N/A

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx29, Bx30, Bx31, Bx38, Bx5, BxM10, Q50

X144U

Academy of Law and Journalism

Unscreened

128

24

6

4

6

21

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

X144V

Academy of Performing & Visual Arts

Unscreened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

X144W

Academy of Math and Science

Unscreened

6

21

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Harry S Truman High School

Bronx High School for Law and Community Service

High School of Computers and Technology

GR 6-8

No

7:45am-2:05pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I

Art, Band, Computer Technology, Drama, ELA Enrichment, Instrumental Music, Just Words, Math Enrichment, STEM, Wilson Reading

Art Club ; Band ; Boys Basketball ; Cheerleading ; Chess Club ; Chorus ; Computer Club ; Dance ; Dance Club ; Debate ; ELA Enrichment ; Flag Football ; Future City ; Girls Basketball ; Glee Club ; Homework Club ; Math Enrichment ; Senior Advisor Club ; Special High School Preparation ; STEM ; Step ; Theater ; Weather Reporting ; Yearbook

Boys Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Flag Football, Girls Basketball, Hockey

10469

BRONX

40.863735

-73.83607

11

13

310

2053518

2044930001

Allerton-Pelham Gardens

11

11X175

City Island School (P.S. 175)

Our mission is to make P.S. 175 a true collaborative community of practice where we all work together to meet the instructional and social needs of every child. We all see ourselves as learners, and teachers work collaboratively to plan and implement instruction. Our classrooms reflect the enthusiasm of both teachers and students. Parents are welcomed into our building as meaningful contributors. Instruction is rigorous and student achievement high. Students love to come to school to learn, teachers love to come to school to teach, and parents are happy to send their children to our school.

City Island

200 City Island Avenue, Bronx NY 10464

No

Not Accessible

718-885-1093

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x175

N/A

Bx29, BxM8

X175Z

City Island School (P.S. 175)

Zoned

Open to continuing 5th grade students and to students residing in the zone

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the zone. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

High School of American Studies at Lehman College

GR K-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

No

No

Algebra I, Earth Science

After-School Music Group, Bronx Arts Ensemble (Fifth grade play), Lincoln Center Institute (Grades K-3), Little Kids Rock Program, Visual Arts Program

Partnerships with the Lincoln Center Institute, Bronx Arts Ensemble, AUSSIE, Syracuse University, City Island Community Center, and Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation. Trips: Sixth grade: Three-Day overnight trip to the Greenkill Environmental Center; Seventh grade: day trips to Philadelphia and Boston; and Eighth grade: Overnight trip to Washington, DC

10464

BRONX

40.843873

-73.785219

10

13

516

2082444

2056410280

Pelham Bay-Country Club-City Island

11

11X180

Dr. Daniel Hale Williams (I.S. 180)

Students can develop their skills in one of our two programs: School for the Arts (Creative & Performing), and Pre-Engineering and Math. Students can major in Fine Arts, Dance (Classical & Modern), Music (Vocal & Instrumental), Video Production & Photography, Theater, and Computers. Students can take advanced placement courses (Computer Assisted Design & Advanced Math) next door at the Truman High School Campus. Children can reach their maximum potential in a secure environment. Many of our students move to specialized high schools and excellent colleges. Honors classes are available in each grade.

Co-op City

700 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10475

No

Accessible

718-904-5650

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x180

5 to Baychester Ave

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx29, Bx30, Bx38, Bx5, BxM7, Q50

X180M

Pre-Engineering and Math

Screened

557

56

12

4

13

47

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Audition

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Writing Exams

X180N

School for the Arts

Screened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Audition

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State Math and ELA Exams

X180U

Dr. Daniel Hale Williams (I.S. 180)

Unscreened

29

140

N/A

N/A

Open to students and residents of District 11

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Harry S Truman High School

DeWitt Clinton High School

Frederick Douglass Academy

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

No

Spanish

Earth Science, Spanish

Coding, Computers, Film/Photography, Fine Arts, Music Technology, Robotics, Strings, Theater, Vocal

Advanced Math/Science ; Art ; Community Team ; Dance ; Film ; Health/Fitness ; Orchestral Music ; Photography ; STEP ; Talent Areas including Strings ; Theater ; Video ; Vocal

Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football

Cheerleading, Double Dutch, Softball, Track and Field, Wrestling

10475

BRONX

40.87302

-73.833776

10

12

46201

2116158

2051410150

Co-op City

11

11X181

Pablo Casals (I.S. 181)

Students like our school because their talents are developed, showcased in a variety of venues, and celebrated. Parents value our school's academically-challenging learning environment. They are empowered by the technologically-driven student accountability systems that are designed to enhance instruction and document each child's progress.

Co-op City

800 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10475

Yes–11X181, 75X176

Accessible

718-904-5600

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x181

5 to Baychester Ave

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx38, Bx5, BxM7, Q50

X181L

Community Service Academy

Limited Unscreened

574

109

3

2

48

187

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students and residents of District 11 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

X181M

Honors Program

Screened

Y

N

Open to students and residents of District 11

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

X181Z

Pablo Casals (I.S. 181)

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

Harry S Truman High School

Collegiate Institute for Math and Science

DeWitt Clinton High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

No

No

No

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

Book Clubs, Math Problem Solving, Reading-Writing Connection, Technology

21st Century Library ; ARISTA/National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) ; Algebra 4 All ; After-School Academic Programs ; Project Boost ; Service League ; Specialized High Schools Test Preparation ; State-of-the-Art Apple Labs ; Student Government ; Supporting People in Need (SPIN); After-School Special Interest Clubs including: Art Portfolio Preparation ; Book Clubs ; Broadway Jr ; Chess ; Culinary ; Debate Team ; Girls Club ; Guitar ; Magic Club ; Robotics ; STEM ; School Newspaper

Intramural Sports, Tennis

10475

BRONX

40.87529

-73.833912

10

12

46201

2116160

2051410150

Co-op City

11

11X194

P.S./I.S. 194

Our school mission statement is "Good to Great." The mission of the P.S./I.S. 194 school community is to provide students with a quality education that will prepare them for the rigors and challenges of high school, college, and life. Guided by the principles of learning, students will be challenged to think critically and become active participants in the learning process. We do this in the spirit of collaboration with educators and parents through our evolving professional learning community.

Westchester Square

2365 Waterbury Avenue, Bronx NY 10462

Yes–11X194, 75X168

Accessible

718-892-5270

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x194

6 to Zerega Ave

Bx21, Bx22, Bx24, Bx31, Bx4, Bx40, Bx42, Bx4A, Bx5, Bx8, Q44-SBS

X194Z

P.S./I.S. 194

Zoned

Open to continuing 5th grade students and to students residing in the zone

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the zone. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Herbert H. Lehman High School

Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics

Astor Collegiate Academy

GR K-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I

Art, Music, Technology

Educational Field Trips ; Student Government

Fitness Club

Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football, Soccer

10462

BRONX

40.834782

-73.846632

10

18

96

2103494

2038340070

Westchester-Unionport

11

11X287

North Bronx School of Empowerment

We are dedicated to providing students with an engaging and rigorous learning experience to which they have a voice in creating. We are committed to collaborating to determine the specific academic and cultural needs of our students and to designing innovative ways to challenge students at all levels. Through this work, we are preparing students for the 21st century and holding them accountable for ownership of their academic success. At our school, we value the importance of literacy as a pathway to success in all areas of life. As a result, we integrate strategic-reading periods (reading clubs) into our weekly program. Three times per week, students participate in reading clubs that are tailored to their individual reading levels and needs. We believe in the importance of personal ownership and accountability along with the development of social capital during the middle school years. At our school, all students engage in advisory coursework which provides students with opportunities to discuss difficult social scenarios as well as learn how to maneuver through them successfully. Through our student government students develop their decision-making skills while positively impacting the school community.

Williamsbridge

3710 Barnes Avenue, Bronx NY 10467

Yes–11X287, 11X370

Accessible

718-652-0519

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x287

2, 5 to 219th St

Bx28, Bx30, Bx38, Bx39, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx8, BxM11

X287U

North Bronx School of Empowerment

Unscreened

134

34

1

1

25

95

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Bronx Lab School

GR 6-8

Yes

8:40am-3pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

Ballroom Dancing, Chorus, Culinary Arts, Dance, Drumming & Hip Hop, Entrepreneur Club, Theater, Visual Arts

Academic Intervention Programming in ELA & Mathematics (after-school and Saturdays) ; After-School Programming ; Basketball ; Book ClubsPartnerships w/Bronx Historical Society ; CASA Creative Arts ; Chess ; Common Threads ; Culinary Arts ; Dance ; Flag Football ; Step

Basketball, Flag Football

10467

BRONX

40.880873

-73.860904

12

12

390

2058396

2046750020

Williamsbridge-Olinville

11

11X326

Bronx Green Middle School

At Bronx Green, our primary goal is to effectively collaborate and prepare every student with the skills and knowledge to become exceptional learners and leaders. Further, we provide an environment conducive to learning in which every student can advance academically, socially, and emotionally. Families enjoy numerous opportunities to participate in their children's educational accomplishments through end-of-unit celebrations, parent workshops, Honor Roll breakfast ceremonies, Broadway shows, local MLB and NBA games, and end-of-the-year Museum Night. We offer all incoming sixth graders the opportunity to attend our Summer Summit program. The goal of the program is to acclimate students and families to the middle school experience and unique opportunities at Bronx Green. All students have access to technology based instruction via the use of Chromebooks, iPads, iPad Minis, two fully equipped computer labs, and SMART Boards. Through our College Access for All affiliation, our students enjoy the college experience by visiting colleges/universities located in- and out-of-state.

Allerton

2441 Wallace Avenue, Bronx NY 10467

Yes–11X326, 11X468, 11X556

Not Accessible

718-325-6593

bgms.org

2, 5 to Allerton Ave

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx22, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11

X326U

Bronx Green Middle School

Unscreened

533

100

6

5

22

83

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Harry S Truman High School

Bronxdale High School

Bronx High School for the Visual Arts

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

French

Algebra I, Global History, Living Environment, US History

Band, Dancing Classrooms, Field Study, Technology

After-School Math and ELA Enrichment ; Arts and Crafts ; Book Club ; Chorus ; Dance Committee ; Games and Strategy ; Gardening Club ; Girls' Club ; Homework Help ; Living Environment Club ; Morning Gym ; Morning Math ; School Newspaper ; Senior Council ; Specialized High School Preparation ; Test Sophistication Prep

Fitness Club, Martial Arts, Track & Field

Basketball, Boxing, Cheerleading, Soccer, Softball

10467

BRONX

40.862109

-73.864577

11

13

330

2051313

2044320001

Bronxdale

11

11X566

Pelham Gardens Middle School

We believe education is the great equalizer and that knowledge brings about opportunity, voice, and joy. Teachers have the ability to mold and influence the lives of each child to be a successful member of our society. We believe that, given the right opportunities and guidance, all children can strive toward excellence! Students like our school because we have a hands-on, task-based learning environment that encourages collaboration and discussion. Students enjoy learning in our classrooms that have a studio feel with areas for station work, independent study, and conferring. In our school, students are full participants in their own learning under the guidance of teachers and staff. Our parents appreciate the level of support that their children receive through our programs. Parents recognize our commitment to preparing each student for high school, college, and beyond.

Pelham Gardens

2545 Gunther Avenue, Bronx NY 10469

Yes–11X144, 11X566, 84X484

Accessible

718-794-9750

pgms566.org

N/A

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx29, Bx30, Bx31, Bx38, Bx5, BxM10, Q50

X566U

Pelham Gardens Middle School

Unscreened

404

86

4

3

27

103

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Harry S Truman High School

Pelham Lab High School

World View High School

GR 6-8

No

8:25am-2:45pm

Yes–Official uniform must be purchased

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Computers, Concert Band, Debate, General Music, Visual Arts

ASPIRA After-School Program ; Choir ; Delta Academy Mentoring Program ; Future City ; Road Runners Club ; Student Government ; Yearbook ; Young Men's Club ; Young Women's Club

Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball

10469

BRONX

40.863735

-73.83607

11

13

310

2053518

2044930001

Allerton-Pelham Gardens

11

11X355

Bronx Alliance Middle School

School Motto: "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together!"—African Proverb. We are a college preparatory, community school with a strong academic program and diverse enrichment activities suited for college-minded scholars. Our values-driven academic and advisory programs emphasize persistence, accountability, communication, and teamwork—qualities we know are important for academic and personal success. Because of our college-prep focus, all scholars must manage a heavy workload and attend our Expanded Learning Time program, making for a longer school day. In all, we provide learning and enrichment activities for scholars that, for some, begin as early as 7:45am and end at 9pm. We also provide weekend programming as well. Our doors are always open! We are also excited about our dynamic Advisory program that ensures a personal and academic mentor for every scholar. Advisors work with scholars and families to not only ensure academic success but social and emotional success as well. Bronx Alliance is a hard-working school, committed to providing every scholar an amazing middle school experience. At Bronx Alliance, we are family—we love each other, we love our work, and we are going far together!

Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester

3750 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10466

Yes–11X355, 11X529, 11X532

Not Accessible

718-652-2060

www.BronxAllianceMiddleSchool.com

5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave; 5 to Baychester Ave

Bx16, Bx30, Bx31

X355U

X355U

Unscreened

253

49

2

2

29

111

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Academy for Scholarship and Entrepreneurship: A College Board School

Harry S Truman High School

Bronx Academy of Health Careers

GR 6-8

No

7:45am-3:45pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes

Yes

Algebra I

Band, Debate, Music, Orchestra, Regents Algebra, Visual Arts

African Drumming ; Architectural Design and Drafting Club ; Basketball Teams (Boys & Girls) ; Computer Coding ; Culinary Club ; Debate and Spoken Word Team ; Drama Club ; Drum and Dance Corps ; Fitness Club ; Geek Squad ; Honor Society ; Math Olympiad ; Music Production Club ; Restorative Justice Committee ; Safety Patrol ; Show Choir ; Soccer Club ; Student Ambassadors ; Track Club ; Video Journalism and Production Team ; Volleyball Club ; Yearbook Club

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Fitness, Flag Football, Soccer, Step, Track

10466

BRONX

40.884953

-73.840524

12

12

484

2066190

2049350001

Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester

11

11X370

Leaders of Tomorrow

The community of leaders at Leaders of Tomorrow is dedicated to personal and academic excellence. Choosing to live in the community obligates each member to a code of civilized behavior. Allegiance to these ideals requires each of our students to refrain from and discourage behaviors which threaten the freedom and respect every individual deserves. Each student at our school is considered a leader and as such we expect them to adhere to the following creed: "A Leader practices personal and academic integrity. A Leader respects the rights and property of others. A Leader will discourage bigotry, while striving to learn from differences in people, ideas, and opinions. A Leader will demonstrate concern for others, their feelings, and their needs for conditions that support their work and development."

Williamsbridge

3710 Barnes Avenue, Bronx NY 10467

Yes–11X287, 11X370

Accessible

718-994-1028

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x370

2, 5 to 219th St

Bx28, Bx30, Bx38, Bx39, Bx41, Bx41-SBS, Bx8, BxM11

X370U

Leaders of Tomorrow

Unscreened

321

79

3

3

31

121

N

N

Open to students and residents of the Bronx

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11

Then to students and residents of the Bronx. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

New World High School

GR 6-8

Yes

8:39am-4pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science

OmniLearn Science Aviation

Boys Club ; Comic Book Club ; Culinary Arts ; Dance ; Drumming ; Gardening ; HerStory ; Robotics ; Stella Adler Studios

Dance, Fitness Club

Basketball, Football

10467

BRONX

40.880873

-73.860904

12

12

390

2058396

2046750020

Williamsbridge-Olinville

11

11X462

Cornerstone Academy for Social Action (CASA)

Our school provides a holistic learning environment dedicated to developing 21st Century skills. Our curriculum focuses on intellectual, social, and emotional development, as well as left-, right-, and whole-brain activities. We encourage students to work collaboratively, think critically, solve problems, analyze and synthesize information, practice adaptability, be curious, and build communication skills. Our teachers use Socratic seminars, performance tasks, project-based learning, technology, and traditional methods of teaching. Teachers check for understanding multiple times during instruction, as well as at the end of a lesson. There are weekly and bi-weekly assessments, and evaluations given every six to eight weeks under state testing conditions. Projects and performance tasks allow students to transfer their skills into a product. Academic intervention services are provided in core subjects. The level of rigor allows our students to have success in high school, college, and beyond.

Co-op City

3441 Steenwick Avenue, Bronx NY 10475

Yes–11X189, 11X462, 75X723

Accessible

718-794-7970

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x462

5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave

Bx16, Bx23, Bx26, Bx28, Bx30, Bx38, BxM7, Q50

X462L

Cornerstone Academy for Social Action Middle School

Limited Unscreened

330

51

5

3

17

65

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to CASA Elementary School (11X189) 5th grade students

Then to students and residents of District 11 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students and residents from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Harry S Truman High School

Academy for Scholarship and Entrepreneurship: A College Board School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top, bottom, and shoes; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Computers, Creative Arts, Leadership Training, Montessori, Music, Physical Education

African Dance ; Dance ; Regents Prep Academic Program ; Specialized High Schools Exam Prep Program ; Student-selected Clubs ; Technology ; Theater ; Tutoring

Basketball, Cross-Country, Track & Field

10475

BRONX

40.883025

-73.830366

12

12

46202

2124548

2052630192

Co-op City

11

11X468

Pelham Academy of Academics and Community Engagement

At Pelham Academy students learn to work hard, support each other, and celebrate their success. Through regular and consistent work with their teachers and advisors, students are taught how to analyze situations and recognize what is in their best interest. Students begin to explore their interests in the sixth grade, and continue that journey through eighth grade. Throughout their time here they will have the opportunity to participate in high school and college visits, to create art portfolios, and prepare for the Specialized High Schools Admissions Test. Our collective goal is to help mold our children into reflective young men and women who are prepared to be competitive in high school, college, and beyond. Our students are provided with the environment and support they need in order to learn, develop, and mature. Our learning community consists of everyone and anyone who can impact the lives and futures of our children.

Allerton

2441 Wallace Avenue, Bronx NY 10467

Yes–11X326, 11X468, 11X556

Not Accessible

718-881-3136

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/11/x468

2, 5 to Allerton Ave

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx22, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11

X468U

Pelham Academy of Academics and Community Engagement

Unscreened

609

134

8

7

19

72

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Pelham Preparatory Academy

Harry S Truman High School

Astor Collegiate Academy

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program

Algebra I

We currently offer art and band to out students. In addition, some grade eight students will participate in the Algebra Regents, Living Environment Regents, and US American History Regents.

Art ; Band ; Community Outreach Club ; Culture Club ; Girls and Boys Basketball Club ; National Junior Honor Society ; Samba Drumming ; Saturday Tutoring Program ; Student Council; Gaming Club ; Test Prep ; Tutoring ; Yearbook

Fitness Club

Basketball, Ladies' Athlete

10467

BRONX

40.862109

-73.864577

11

13

330

2051313

2044320001

Bronxdale

19

19K089

Cypress Hills Community School (P.S./I.S. 89)

Cypress Hills Community School (CHCS) is a small, community-based, dual-language school where students learn in Spanish and English. The school's mission is for all students to become fully bilingual and bi-cultural, and to be deeply concerned about themselves and each other, their community, and the world. We offer native language instruction to all students, including: Spanish language arts, content area instruction in Spanish, and targeted tutoring groups during the school day and after school. The small environment allows students to develop positive relationships with their teachers, where they benefit from both academic and emotional support. CHCS has developed a philosophy guided by Project CARE (Communication, Accountability, Respect, and Effort). These core values provide a common language we believe is necessary for fostering and maintaining a peaceful and productive environment.

East New York

265 Warwick Street, Brooklyn NY 11207

No

Accessible

718-964-1180

cypresshillscommunityschool.org

J to Cleveland St; C, Z to Van Siclen Ave

B14, Q24, Q56

K089M

Spanish Newcomers Program

Screened: Language

283

67

5

4

17

53

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Attendance

Punctuality

NYSESLAT Score

Entrance Exam

Bushwick Leaders High School for Academic Excellence

Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High School

GR PK-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

Yes–Expected

Yes

No

No

Algebra I

Fitness, Greenhouse, Information Studies, Music, Technology, Visual Art

Advisory ; Art ; Band ; Choir ; Drama ; MOUSE Squad ; Peer Mediation ; Yearbook

Flag Football

Fitness Club

Developmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Volleyball

Track and Field

11207

BROOKLYN

40.677697

-73.886936

5

37

1170

3397079

3039520047

East New York

11

11X498

Van Nest Academy (P.S./M.S. 498)

Students have the opportunity to use local field sites such as the New York Botanical Gardens, the Bronx River, and NYC parks to hone their observational, research, and data collection skills. Our partnership with the Albert Einstein College of Medicine allows students to work closely with medical staff in researching the history, causes, and impact of specific health issues within the community. Parents appreciate our strong Parent/School Connections, which provide opportunities to collaborate with teachers, students, and partners to enhance student learning. Our “Learn and Serve” philosophy encourages our students to become responsible citizens, able to solve problems and help their surrounding community. Students are offered an education that includes a solid foundation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) and that provides role models through close association with our Parent Learning Partners and community-based organization partners.

Van Nest-Morris Park

1640 Bronxdale Avenue, Bronx NY 10462

Yes–11X498, 75X176, 84X378

Accessible

718-409-3001

498vannestacademy.org

N/A

Bx21, Bx22, Bx39, Bx40, Bx42, Bx4A, Bx8, BxM10, BxM6

X498U

Van Nest Academy (P.S./M.S. 498)

Unscreened

425

94

6

5

19

71

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the 11X083, 11X105, and 11X108 zones

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority group 1.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Bronx High School for the Visual Arts

GR K-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

Yes–Top and bottom; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment

Spanish

Art, Ballroom Dancing, Education through Music, Specialized High School Preparatory Courses, TheatreWorks

Art Club ; Chess-in-the-Schools ; Citizen Science Stewardship Program ; Dancing Classrooms in Eighth Grade ; Eco-Health Challenges ; Historic Movies Club ; Math & Science Olympiads ; Operation Explore ; Orchestra/Band ; Science Club ; Urban Advantage ; VNA Voices

Flag Football

Basketball, Bowling, Cheerleading, Volleyball

10462

BRONX

40.84473

-73.858207

11

13

244

2116414

2040910001

Van Nest-Morris Park-Westchester Square

11

11X529

One World Middle School At Edenwald

One World is a small school committed to understanding who our ambassadors are in order to teach them. We support our ambassadors in developing as lifelong learners by working with them to develop their character, intellect, wellness, and a desire for lifelong learning. Ambassador and class accomplishments are recognized and celebrated! Some of our most successful clubs have been founded by our ambassadors—our Tech Team produces videos for school assemblies to showcase school highlights. Other opportunities include attending multi-day trips to various universities and historical sites. Similar to the United Nations charter, all cultures are celebrated at One World Middle School—real issues are discussed and we provide an ongoing platform for dialogue. Leaders, activists, and ambassadors have a common thread in that they communicate clearly and appropriately for the audience and message. For these reasons, the areas of writing, speaking, and listening are carefully nurtured. We weave real-world applications into our academic curriculum to connect classroom lessons to real-world issues, problems, and situations. Our high expectations are balanced by support and accountability to ensure ambassadors reach their fullest potential.

Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester

3750 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10466

Yes–11X355, 11X529, 11X532

Not Accessible

718-515-6780

www.owms.org

5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave; 5 to Baychester Ave

Bx16, Bx30, Bx31

X529U

One World Middle School at Edenwald

Unscreened

351

89

6

6

16

59

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Frederick Douglass Academy

The Bronxwood Preparatory Academy

DeWitt Clinton High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

American Sign Language, Global Connections/UN Class, Junior Great Books Literature Program, Learning Environment, Music/Orchestra, Regents Algebra, Spoken Word, Technology

Arts: Broadway Jr. Theater Program ; Visual Arts/Design ; Music ; Orchestra ; Dance/Step ; Theater Club; Clubs: Computer Coding ; Service Learning Projects ; Technology & Film Production ; College Tours: CUNY and SUNY Colleges/Universities ; Exploration Overnight/Multi-Day ; Washington DC ; Davis Polk Law Office: Mock Trials ; Model United Nations: Mentorships ; Diplomat Team ; Youth Participatory Action Research ; Tours: Philadelphia, PA ; Washington, DC ; Williamsburg, VA ; Young Historians: Museum/Historical Sites

Fitness Club

Sports: Basketball, Morning Fitness Program, Soccer Sundays, Track

10466

BRONX

40.884953

-73.840524

12

12

484

2066190

2049350001

Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester

11

11X532

Baychester Middle School

Top three reasons to make Baychester Middle School your top choice: (1) Our students are surrounded by a top-notch team of educators that pushes them to exceed their goals (2) We believe that both academic and character education are valuable in preparing students for college (3) Our organization's philosophy is built on the idea of trust, train, and thank. We have honors classes for qualified students. Follow us on Facebook by visiting: facebook.com/BaychesterMiddleSchool

Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester

3750 Baychester Avenue, Bronx NY 10466

Yes–11X355, 11X529, 11X532

Not Accessible

718-547-1890

www.baychesterwaves.org

5 to Eastchester - Dyre Ave; 5 to Baychester Ave

Bx16, Bx30, Bx31

X532U

Baychester Middle School

Unscreened

427

91

7

5

17

63

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

New Visions Charter High School for Advanced Math and Science

Harry S Truman High School

DeWitt Clinton High School

GR 6-8

No

8:15am-2:35pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Expected

No

Yes

Yes

Dance, Film Studies, Foreign Language, Theater

Acting/Playwriting ; Cooking ; Dance ; Fine Art ; Sign Language ; Student Council ; Yearbook

Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football

Boys and Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Track and Field

10466

BRONX

40.884953

-73.840524

12

12

484

2066190

2049350001

Eastchester-Edenwald-Baychester

11

11X556

Bronx Park Middle School

Students enjoy our classroom projects where they take on the role of experts in many different career fields and attempt to solve the problems that challenge our community, country, and world. Students also enjoy our advisory groups where they work with a small group of other students and an adviser to discuss important personal issues, explore NYC, and develop our school's core values. Students love our enrichment and extracurricular activities. Parents like our online grade book that allows for instant access to teachers, grades, and student behavior reports. Parents enjoy our many project celebrations where students present their projects and receive awards for their hard work. Parents also like our Brain Pump programs that allow for students to get extra help, make up work, and even expand their learning. The five core values at Bronx Park are: professionalism, reflection, innovation, determination, and empathy.

Allerton

2441 Wallace Avenue, Bronx NY 10467

Yes–11X326, 11X468, 11X556

Not Accessible

718-652-6090

bronxparkms.info

2, 5 to Allerton Ave

Bx12, Bx12-SBS, Bx22, Bx26, Bx39, Bx8, BxM11

X556U

Bronx Park Middle School

Unscreened

385

98

6

5

18

67

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 11

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 11. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Westchester Square Academy

Bronxdale High School

Harry S Truman High School

GR 6-8

No

8:30am-3pm

Yes–Top, bottom, and shoes; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Band (including Guitar, Keyboard, and Drumline), Foreign Language (Spanish), Health & SAPIS, Music, Physical Education, Robotics, Software Engineering, Visual Arts

Advisory ; Art ; Band ; Bronx House Extended Learning Day ; Capoeira ; Close Reading and Argument ; Comic Book Club ; Cooking ; Creative Writing ; Fitness Club ; Hip-Hop Rhythm ; Homework Help and Tutoring ; Mastery-Based Grading ; Project-Based Learning ; Rosetta Stone ; Software Engineering Classes (including Robotics) ; Student Council ; Student Internships ; Student-Led Conferences

Basketball, Fitness, Flag Rugby, Soccer, Step, Volleyball

10467

BRONX

40.862109

-73.864577

11

13

330

2051313

2044320001

Bronxdale

19

19K171

Abraham Lincoln Intermediate School (I.S. 171)

Welcome to I.S. 171, Home of the Lincoln Scholar. We at Abraham Lincoln Intermediate School 171 are a community of educators dedicated to the belief that every child can learn and is entitled to a high-quality education. Our students have the opportunity to take the Algebra and US History Regents courses as well the Spanish Language Proficiency exam. We were the first in the city to host the Middle School Student Success Center (MSSSC), which focuses on supporting students' high school and college choice and preparation. Students can choose from visual arts, debate, theater arts, Spanish, coding, and physical education electives. We offer the following after-school programs: Theater/Drama, Video Game Truck, Modeling & Etiquette, and Debate Team. Students can also participate in Student Government, Project BOOST, STEM Club, Student Dances, College Prep assemblies, and MSSSC year-long activities. We also host Family Honor Roll dinners, Student of the Month assemblies, family movie nights, staff vs. student basketball games, and our annual Community Carnival.

Cypress Hills

528 Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K171, 19K760

Not Accessible

718-647-0111

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/19/k171

J, Z to Crescent St

B13, Q24, Q56

K171U

Abraham Lincoln Intermediate School (I.S. 171)

Unscreened

307

64

3

3

23

98

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Hillcrest High School

University Neighborhood High School

Williamsburg High School for Architecture and Design

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Spanish

Coding, Debate, Humanities and Spanish, Physical Education, Theater, Visual Arts

After-School English as a New Language Courses ; Basketball Team ; Enrichment After-School ELA and Math Courses ; Karate ; Modeling & Etiquette ; STEM Club ; Saturday Academy ; Soccer Club ; Students Government ; Theater Club ; Video Game Truck ; Yearbook Club

Boys Basketball Team, Soccer Club

11208

BROOKLYN

40.68618

-73.869625

5

37

1184

3092456

3041340020

Cypress Hills-City Line

19

19K218

James P. Sinnott (J.H.S. 218)

James P. Sinnott has a magnet program focused on health and health professions. There is also a wellness committee which focuses on a month-by-month health theme that is ingrained in the culture of the school. We offer students an Honors program with Regents courses, Spanish Dual Language Cohort, and a Dance Cohort. We also have the only Day NYPD/FDNY Explorer Program with the Learning for Life advisory curriculum. All students are exposed to restorative circles in advisory. As participants in New York City's iTeach/iLearn program, students receive a laptop computer for daily use in each class and all classrooms are outfitted with SMART Boards. Parents are always invited to our school to help build culture and to celebrate our students. We provide our students with a stable, secure, and structured learning environment and the highest quality classroom instruction. A wide variety of support and intervention services are also offered. We strive to achieve academic excellence.

East New York

370 Fountain Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K218, 19K683, 84K386

Not Accessible

718-647-9050

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/19/k218

A, C to Euclid Ave

B13, B14, B15, B20, BM5, Q7, Q8

K218M

J.H.S. 218: Application Program

Screened

143

33

3

3

12

48

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Writing Exercise

K218N

J.H.S. 218: Spanish Dual Language Program

Screened: Language

N

N

Open to students and residents of Brooklyn

ELLs, Heritage Language Speakers, Participants of elementary school-level bilingual programs

K218Z

J.H.S. 218: Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High School

The School for Classics: An Academy of Thinkers, Writers and Performers

Brooklyn Lab School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Algebra I, Living Environment

Cheerleading ; Chorus ; Cooking Club ; Dance ; Health and Health Professions Committee ; iSquad ; James P. Sinnott Magnet Program ; Mighty Milers ; Sinnott Gardeners ; Stepping ; Wellness Committee ; Yoga

Basketball League, Flag Football

Volleyball

Fitness Club

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Track, Volleyball, Weightlifting

11208

BROOKLYN

40.670724

-73.874208

5

42

1118

3095977

3042780001

East New York

19

19K292

Margaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292)

The mission of J.H.S. 292 is to create a secure environment that embraces each student's individual talents and maximizes his or her potential. Our programs assist in preparing students for higher education while developing their sense of responsibility and building self-esteem. In our quest to produce successful young adults, we have created an open-door policy where teachers, parents, and students work side by side on academics and life experiences to further the growth of students. This is done by the implementation and sustenance of mentoring groups and Student Council, all of which focus on fostering leadership potential, community service, and helping students gain the world view that they need. Parents are impressed by the fact that we offer a performing arts component where each child has the opportunity to participate in an elective that will complement their academics, making them well-rounded citizens.

East New York

301 Vermont Street, Brooklyn NY 11207

Yes–19K292, 84K626, 84K774

Not Accessible

718-498-6562

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/19/k292

L to Sutter Ave; C, J, Z to Van Siclen Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania Ave

B12, B14, B20, B25, B83, Q24, Q56

K292M

Margaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292): Honors Program

Screened

185

18

3

1

17

73

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 19

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

Entrance Exam

Interview

K292U

Margaret Douglas (J.H.S. 292)

Unscreened

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Performing Arts and Technology High School

Brooklyn High School of the Arts

Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High School

GR 6-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

African Drumming & African Dance, Computer Repair, Contemporary Dance, Culinary Arts, Drama, DREAM (Specialized High School Institute), Dressmaking, Fitness, Hip-Hop Dance, Instrumental Music, Martial Arts, Photography, Robotics, Technology, Videography, Visual Arts

Ambi Sisters ; Chess ; Field Trips (tied to the curriculum) ; Fitness ; Graphic Design ; Honors Classes ; Interdisciplinary Curriculum ; Martial Arts ; Mentoring Groups ; Music ; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) ; Photography ; Visual Arts ; Young Men Mentoring Group

Cross Country, Soccer

Basketball, Flag Football

11207

BROOKLYN

40.671987

-73.893896

5

42

1144

3083931

3037400001

East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)

19

19K364

Gateway (I.S. 364)

Our FALCONS enjoy the personalized attention that they receive in our small, nurturing learning academies. Our small academies afford us the opportunity to provide a nurturing environment, where students are able to create lasting relationships with the staff. We strive to cultivate a dynamic environment of advanced thinkers, high achievers, and model citizens. The staff works to develop an educational program based on the unique needs of each student. In collaboration with parents, we support the intellectual, emotional, and social growth of students. We strive for academic excellence by maintaining high expectations. We believe that every child can and will succeed academically and will be able to develop a strong personal sense of discipline and social responsibility. Gateway FALCONS are provided with a rich academic curriculum which is enhanced through the use of SMART Boards and mobile computer labs and differentiated based on student need. Our open-door policy ensures that parents will have full access to their child and parents are able to continuously check their child's progress through the use of our computer grading system. Gateway FALCONS have been accepted into TEAK, Prep for Prep, and A Better Chance programs.

Starrett City

1426 Freeport Loop, Brooklyn NY 11239

No

Not Accessible

718-642-3007

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/19/k364

N/A

B103, B13, B17, B82, B83, BM2, BM5

K364S

Gateway (I.S. 364)

Screened

333

82

4

4

19

81

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Academic and Personal Behaviors

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Entrance Exam: Math and Writing

Interview

Punctuality

K364Z

Gateway (I.S. 364) Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Performing Arts and Technology High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top, bottom, and shoes; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Chess, Chorus, Dance, Debate, Drama, Fitness, Visual Arts

Aerobics/Fitness Program ; American Sign Language ; Book Club ; Chess Club ; Dance ; Drama ; ELA and Mathematics Preparation Program ; Leadership Club ; Martial Arts ; Mural Making ; Music Production ; NYJTL Compass Program ; Publishing Club ; Regents Preparation ; Specialized High Schools Preparation Courses

Fitness Club, Volleyball

Basketball, Track and Field

11239

BROOKLYN

40.645806

-73.881671

5

42

105804

3098295

3044520040

Starrett City

05M517

Teachers College Community School

The Teachers College Community School (TCCS) is a university assisted, non-selective Pre K-8 demonstration school that applies stateof-the-art knowledge and best practices in teaching, learning, and child development. It opened in 2011 and is growing by one grade each year. TCCS is admitting its first sixth grade class in 2017. The mission of TCCS is to provide a child-centered environment that will inspire and challenge all of our students to become independent thinkers, problem solvers and life long learners, and to work as a collaborative unit of parents, faculty and staff to ensure that our students perform their optimal best. We are a nurturing community that believes students learn best through positive framing, setting personalized goals and knowing what they need to do to achieve their goals. TCCS takes pride in a rigorous curriculum that develops students’ knowledge, concepts and skills, and encourages proactive and engaged learning. The school community is notable for its diverse and respectful learning environment and attention to nourishing the whole student. TCCS has a relationship with Teachers College which provides expertise and services to help ensure student success. For example, TCCS provides rigorous and individualized English Language Arts instruction through the Teachers College Reading Writing Project (TCRWP). Other special features of the school include: customized CCS aligned Math curriculum and customized Science curriculum both designed with support from Teachers College, small group targeted interventions and accelerated enrichment, school garden, STEAM programming in partnership with Salvadori Center and Youth Force, and instrumental, vocal and music composition courses in partnership with Teachers College and Manhattan School of Music.

Manhattanville

168 Morningside Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10027

No

Not Accessible

212-316-8080

TCCSps517.org

1, A, B, C, D to 125th St

Bx15, Bx33, M10, M100, M101, M104, M11, M2, M3, M4, M5, M60 SBS

M517U

Teachers College Community School

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

11

49

N/A

N/A

Open to students and residents of Districts 5 and 6

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students and residents of Districts 5 and 6.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above.

GR PK-7 (School will serve grades PK-8 by Fall 2019)

No

8:35-2:55

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

No

No

TBD

Classes leading to Regents exam in ELA, Math, and Science

Physical Education, Music, Technology, Library, Digital Literacy, Science Laboratory, Arts, others TBD according to student interest.

Advisory ; After-School Enrichment Program ; Choir ; Field Trips ; Library ; Orchestra ; Robotics ; Science Fair ; Small Group Tutoring ; Sports ; Student Council ; STEAM Programming ; Technology

10027

MANHATTAN

40.81242

-73.953315

9

7

21303

1084102

1019670024

Manhattanville

19

19K404

Academy for Young Writers

Academy for Young Writers is a supportive, sixth through twelfth grade community school focused on college & career readiness. In 2012, we relocated to a new building, equipped with state-of-the-art technology. We use an individualized approach to help every child succeed academically & personally. In addition to rigorous core classes, students take courses in musical theater, dance, computer science, technology, band, and foreign language. Every year, writing courses craft original works of writing that are published in grade-wide collections. Students also have the opportunity to attend field trips, overnight nature trips, and college trips. We offer a variety of after-school activities. We practice a restorative justice model, teaching students how to talk about and deescalate conflicts. We build community in small advisory groups to allow students and staff to develop relationships and the advisor is the point-of-contact for parents—the first staff member students reach out to when they need support. Parents can view their student's grades online. We have an active Parent Teacher Association (PTA). Parents appreciate the ease to which they can communicate with teachers, advisors, and administration about students' progress.

East New York

1065 Elton Street, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K404, 19K422, 75K053

Accessible

718-688-7230

afyw.org

N/A

B100, B13, B20, B3, B41, B47, B6, B83, B84, BM1, BM5, Q8

K404L

Academy for Young Writers

Limited Unscreened

259

42

3

2

17

75

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Academy for Young Writers

GR 6-12

No

8:10am-2:48pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

No

Spanish

Art, Band, Coding, Dance, ELA & Math Enrichment, Gym, Health, High School Algebra, Humanities, Math, Musical Theater, Science, Spanish, Technology

Art ; Basketball ; Black Lives Matter ; Boxing ; Broadway Jr Musical ; Cheerleading ; College Access Classes ; Cooking ; Costume Design ; Dance ; Film ; Flag Football ; Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) ; Hispanic Heritage Club ; Homework Help ; Newspaper ; Original School Plays ; Playacting ; Reading & Writing Club ; Restorative Justice Leadership ; Showcase Assemblies ; Soccer ; Stand-Up 2 Bullying ; Step It Up Dynamic Dance Crew ; Talent Shows ; Tennis ; Urban Advantage Science Initiative ; Yearbook

Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance, Track

11208

BROOKLYN

40.657459

-73.874756

5

42

1070

3413878

3044490001

East New York

19

19K409

East New York Family Academy

Our focus on academic success and curricular programming is paramount. We are a small school and offer classes of approximately 25 students which allows our students to develop academically and socially. Our teaching staff is extremely caring and focused, and students have multiple opportunities to work through their academic challenges with effective guidance and support. Our staff is very accessible and professional. We are particularly encouraging and open to families, as evident in the number of siblings who attend both the middle and high school sections. We have a full-size pool, state-of-the-art computer room, and a new media center.

East New York

2057 Linden Boulevard, Brooklyn NY 11207

No

Not Accessible

718-927-0012

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/19/k409

3 to Van Siclen Ave

B15, B20, B6, B83, B84, BM5

K409S

East New York Family Academy

Screened

425

100

7

7

14

62

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Attendance

Final 4th Grade Report Card

Punctuality

4th Grade New York State ELA and Math Exams

East New York Family Academy

John Dewey High School

GR 6-12

No

7:55am-2:15pm

Yes–Official uniform must be purchased

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program

French, Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

Art, Health, Music, Physical Education

Advisory ; Thematic Field Trips ; Community-Based Organization Brooklyn Community Service (BCS) provides students with additional STEAM experiences that include: 3-D Printing ; Drumming ; Field Trips ; Leadership Training ; Music Production ; Photography ; Robotics

Flag Football

Basketball, Swimming, Tennis

11207

BROOKLYN

40.661072

-73.886942

5

42

1104

3097444

3043280015

East New York

19

19K422

Spring Creek Community School

At Spring Creek Community School (SCCS), a grade six through twelve school opened in 2012, students engage in project-based curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, questioning, and problem-solving. Arts and technology are integrated into daily instruction, and students are programmed for additional math and literacy periods to support their success across the curriculum. Students benefit from enrichment electives and school-based partnerships with arts and academic organizations. All classrooms are equipped with SMART Boards, document cameras, and multiple computers. Students are in an advisory that provides each child with social, emotional, and academic supports. Advisors support students throughout middle school, and build long-term relationships with families. Parents appreciate our focus on collaboration and communication, and all parents are registered with an online account, which gives them access to student progress reports and allows them to contact teachers directly. In order to support our six through twelve model, students who attend SCCS in middle school are strongly encouraged to continue their education in our high school.

East New York

1065 Elton Street, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K404, 19K422, 75K053

Accessible

718-688-7200

sccsbrooklyn.org

N/A

B100, B13, B20, B3, B41, B47, B6, B83, B84, BM1, BM5, Q8

K422L

Spring Creek Community School

Limited Unscreened

393

81

6

5

15

66

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Spring Creek Community School

Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School

GR 6-12

Yes

8:20am-3:10pm

Yes–Top and bottom; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

No

No

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program

Creative Writing, Documentary Filmmaking, Hip-Hop Culture, LEGO Robotics, Music, Technology & Coding, Theater, Visual Arts, Weightlifting

Art ; Brooklyn Historical Society ; Brooklyn Information and Culture (BRIC) Arts ; Brooklyn Public Library ; Build a Bike Program ; Community Service ; Drama ; Little Flower Yoga ; Martial Arts ; Odyssey of the Mind ; Outdoors Club ; Recording Studio Club ; Rock Climbing ; Shubert Foundation Broadway Junior Program ; Step Team ; Story Pirates ; Student Government ; Talent Shows ; Technology Team ; Tutoring/Academic Support ; Urban Advantage

Developmental Basketball, Fitness Club

Basketball, Track and Field

11208

BROOKLYN

40.657459

-73.874756

5

42

1070

3413878

3044490001

East New York

19

19K452

Frederick Douglass Academy VIII

Frederick Douglass Academy VIII (FDA VIII) is a college preparatory middle school. Students of Frederick Douglass Academy VIII enjoy the variety of the instructional program that our school offers. Additionally, students are required to participate in community service activities as part of their graduation requirements. Students also have the opportunity to attend international trips and overnight college tour trips. Parents appreciate that our students are required to participate in community service activities as part of their graduation requirements. We have high expectations for our students and hold them accountable for their actions. Parents also like our small learning environment and the family orientation. All students are known by name and treated with the utmost care and respect. Our students have many opportunities to participate in community service programs to become global leaders and thinkers of the 21st century.

Starrett City

1400 Pennsylvania Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11239

Yes–19K346, 19K452

Not Accessible

718-348-2465

fdaviii.org

N/A

B103, B13, B82, B83, BM2, BM5, Q8

K452S

Frederick Douglas Academy VIII

Screened

443

86

5

5

19

81

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Attendance

Attendance at an Open House/School Tour

Entrance Exam: ELA

Entrance Exam: Math

Entrance Exam: Writing

Interview

Brooklyn High School of the Arts

Sunset Park High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–50+ hours expected by graduation

Yes

No

Yes

French

Algebra I, French, Living Environment

African Dance, African Drumming, Forensic Science, History Through Media, Music (Violin, Viola, Cello), Technology

Chorus ; College Preparatory ; College Tour Trips ; Debate ; Performing Arts ; Specialized High School Exam Prep ; Visual Arts

Basketball, Dance

11239

BROOKLYN

40.64726

-73.881114

5

42

105804

3098294

3044520025

Starrett City

19

19K654

Van Siclen Community Middle School

Van Siclen Community Middle School is a safe space for students to strengthen their academic and social abilities through rigorous instruction in the core curriculum while teaching them how to work collaboratively. In our dynamic classrooms, students generate solutions to address real-world issues, utilizing technology infused throughout the program to facilitate development of their 21st Century skills. Students participate in individualized mentorships with school personnel to foster interpersonal skills and develop college- and career-readiness. Dedicated educators and mentors, who are devoted to each child's academic and emotional growth, support students in every subject area and encourage integration across subject areas. Subjects are taught thematically, focusing on issues that are currently facing our society.

East New York

800 Van Siclen Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11207

Yes–19K654, 84K359, 84K788

Accessible

718-927-4701

vscschool.org

3 to Van Siclen Ave

B15, B20, B6, B82, B83, B84, BM2, BM5

K654L

Van Siclen Community Middle School

Limited Unscreened

248

76

3

3

23

97

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Victory Collegiate High School

Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School

East New York Family Academy

GR 6-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

Yes–Top and bottom; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Band, College & Career Readiness, Dance, Music, Photography, Project-Based Media Production, STEM, Video Production, Visual Arts

Band ; Chess ; Coding (Computer Science) ; Dance ; Media ; Music Production ; Robotics ; Sports ; Violin ; Visual Arts

Fitness Club, Track and Field

Basketball, Tennis

11207

BROOKLYN

40.66011

-73.885387

5

42

1104

3097675

3043490050

East New York

19

19K661

Vista Academy

At Vista Academy, students enjoy the safe learning environment and great conversation about their learning with classmates and adults. The Decision Making Period (DMP) is at the heart of Vista Academy's character education curriculum. Students appreciate the real-life scenarios encountered in this course and find the information relevant to their lives both in and out of school. Students feel supported by the adults in the community and are comfortable having personal and academic conversations about their lives and future in both English and Spanish. Vista Academy is a small community school that provides strong academic instruction while placing a direct emphasis on values like respect, responsibility, and perseverance. Parents appreciate the school's focus on high academic achievement while developing their child's social and emotional character through the DMP. Parents value the nurturing environment that supports students academically and socially.

East New York

350 Linwood Street, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K661, 19K662, 84K774

Accessible

718-647-0913

vistaacademybrooklyn.com

Z to Norwood Ave; J to Cleveland St; C to Shepherd Ave

B14, Q24, Q56, Q8

K661L

Vista Academy

Limited Unscreened

485

110

5

4

26

97

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program only admitted students from priority groups 1, 2, and 3.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Frances Perkins Academy

Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High School

The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology

GR 6-8

No

7:50am-2:30pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes–After-School

No

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Earth Science

St. John's University Partnership After-School Program: Basketball ; Book Club ; Brainetics ; Brave Voices ; Brother Box ; Chess Club ; Coding ; Crafting ; Fitness ; Girls Empowerment ; Homework Help ; Mindfulness ; Robotics ; Sister Circle ; Stemlympics ; Step Dance ; Theater Arts ; Video Production ; Vista News ; Vista Vibes ; Voices of Vista ; Yearbook ; Yoga

Developmental Basketball, Fitness Club, Flag Football

Baseball, Flag Football, Track and Field

11208

BROOKLYN

40.677104

-73.883433

5

37

1170

3088357

3039690001

East New York

19

19K662

Liberty Avenue Middle School

Our students enjoy that their classes are organized into small communities. Students can choose from a variety of after-school activities to spark their interest and make them excited to come to school. Students like that their teachers find out about students' interests and use them to plan their lessons. For example, teachers might use sports to help teach math and forensics in science. Parents appreciate our school's focus on college and career success. With our small class sizes, and readily available teachers, we give individual attention to our students in order to build their character and academic ability. Parents like our commitment to keeping them informed about their child's progress through our online grading system. We integrate technology into school life as much as possible in order to enhance our instruction.

East New York

350 Linwood Street, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K661, 19K662, 84K774

Accessible

718-647-1301

libertyavems.com

Z to Norwood Ave; J to Cleveland St; C to Shepherd Ave

B14, Q24, Q56, Q8

K662L

Liberty Avenue Middle School

Limited Unscreened

487

137

5

5

26

102

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students residing in the zone who sign in at an event

Then to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Transit Tech Career and Technical Education High School

The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology

Brooklyn Lab School

GR 6-8

No

8:30am-3:15pm

Yes

English as a New Language, Dual Language: Spanish

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Spanish

Library, Physical Education Electives, Spanish, Spanish Language Arts

Enrichment After-School Programs include: Art ; Debate ; High School/College Visits ; Homework Tutorial (Peer Tutoring) ; Math Team ; National Junior Honor Society ; Newsletter ; Photography ; Robotics ; Technology ; Theater ; Yearbook; Program Partners: Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation and Partnership with Children

Developmental Basketball, Soccer

Baseball, Basketball

11208

BROOKLYN

40.677104

-73.883433

5

37

1170

3088357

3039690001

East New York

19

19K663

School of the Future Brooklyn

Our students love the ability to work as real writers, readers, historians, scientists, and mathematicians. Classes involve small group and individual assignments, as well as interactive projects. Advisory, electives, and one-on-one coaching gives students the chance to develop their own learning plans and try new activities. Parents love the one-on-one attention that each student receives in his/her academic coaching sessions. Parents also love that we develop independent and resilient thinkers who are prepared for the demands of high school and beyond. We partner with our sister school, The School of the Future in Manhattan.

East New York

574 Dumont Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11207

Yes–19K557, 19K663

Not Accessible

718-345-5190

sofbrooklyn.org

L to Livonia Ave; 3 to Pennsylvania Ave

B14, B15, B20, B83

K663L

School of the Future Brooklyn

Limited Unscreened

179

53

3

4

14

61

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Open to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

The High School for Enterprise, Business and Technology

GR 6-8

No

8:45am-3:05pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes

Other Language

Book Club, Boys Group, Filmmaking, Girls Group, Music (Choral and Instrumental), Numeracy, Science Club, Student Council, Video Game Design, Visual Arts

Arts ; Cheerleading ; Computer Coding ; Film ; Music ; Science Club ; Step Team

Basketball, Flag Football, Rugby, Track and Field

11207

BROOKLYN

40.665798

-73.897723

5

42

1130

3084617

3038020015

East New York (Pennsylvania Ave)

19

19K678

The East New York Middle School of Excellence

Our scholars enjoy the individual attention they receive at East New York Middle School of Excellence (ENYMSE). At ENYMSE, our motto is "Success Without Excuses," and our scholars are held to that expectation every day. Scholars are able to pursue their education in a nurturing environment. Our school just completed construction of a state-of-the-art science lab. Scholars experience STEM units in both math and science courses. We enrich these programs through strategic partnerships and trips for our scholars. All of our scholars are involved in an array of clubs and teams allowing them to explore pursuits outside of their academic interest. Our after-school program enriches their experience through academics, sports, and the arts. Parents like the small school experience where each student has a STAR coach (advisor). We are committed to a strong parent-school partnership. We invite you to join our school community and find out why ENYMSE is Brooklyn's best-kept secret.

East New York

605 Shepherd Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K677, 19K678, 75K004

Accessible

718-257-4061

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/19/k678

C to Shepherd Ave; 3 to New Lots Ave

B13, B14, B15, B20, B6, B84, BM5, Q8

K678L

The East New York Middle School of Excellence

Limited Unscreened

301

82

4

5

17

73

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students and residents of District 19 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Academy for Health Careers

Academy for Young Writers

Brooklyn Theatre Arts High School

GR 6-8

Yes

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Official uniform must be purchased

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

No

Yes–For incoming sixth graders and for academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Spanish

Living Environment

Coding, Drama, Music, Myon, Software Engineering, Spanish

Advisory Program ; Band ; Debate Team ; ELA and Math Achievement Academy ; Family Dynamics ; LEGO Robotics Team ; Musical Theater ; Rugby ; Chess ; Seeds to Trees (City Parks Foundation) ; Shubert Foundation Broadway Jr. Program ; Spelling Bee Team ; Stem & Leaf Math Club ; Track Team

Cross Country, Flag Rugby

Track and Field

11208

BROOKLYN

40.669387

-73.879614

5

42

1164

3090219

3040690001

East New York

19

19K760

Highland Park Community School

The mission of Highland Park Community School (HPCS) is to cultivate empowered leaders and bold thinkers that create innovative solutions to problems locally and globally. Each grade has a real-world, project-based theme through which all instruction is connected. Students like these projects because they provide opportunities to tackle important social issues, make a difference in their community, be creative, and have fun while they apply new skills. Our scholars benefit from rigorous, exploratory instruction that prepares them for the best high schools and provides the foundation needed for college and career. Our advisory program supports students' social and emotional needs, and guides them as they develop and act on Individual Goal Plans (IGPs) focused on academic and personal goals. We encourage parent involvement that goes beyond attending PTA meetings-family members are encouraged to join us on field trips, volunteer, participate in projects, and support our initiatives.

Cypress Hills

528 Ridgewood Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11208

Yes–19K171, 19K760

Not Accessible

718-235-1785

highlandparkschool.org

J, Z to Crescent St

B13, Q24, Q56

K760U

Highland Park Community School

Unscreened

319

63

3

3

23

97

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 19

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 19. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Mandarin

Aperture Photography, Art, Community Service, Glee Club, Maker Space Design, Mentoring Program with High School and College Students, Theater

3-D Printing ; Aquaponics ; Chess ; Field Trips to Colleges and Industry ; Poetry Slams ; Robotics ; Service Learning ; Small Advisory Groups ; Student-Planned Parties and Events

Dance

Middle School Basketball League: Boy's Team

11208

BROOKLYN

40.68618

-73.869625

5

37

1184

3092456

3041340020

Cypress Hills-City Line

22

22K014

Shell Bank (J.H.S. 14)

Our school provides a well-planned transition program to help parents and students acclimate to the new requirements of middle school. Students at Shell Bank enjoy getting to know their teachers in small group settings. Our grade structure allows teachers, administrators, and guidance counselors to get to know students on an individual basis. Individual support is given to students and parents during their transitions through middle school. Shell Bank maintains unique programs that focus on college- and career-readiness, as well as an ongoing collaborative support system with parents. Students enjoy a selection of courses that incorporate project-based learning and student interest. Our school also has a partnership with North Shore Animal League in a unique program called Mutt-I-grees where students work with therapy and shelter dogs. Our staff focuses on character development and civic responsibility, offering experiences that are intellectually and physically challenging. Our school also has the only Specialized Program for the Intellectually Disabled in District 22, which is staffed by teachers with special training and experience in this area.

Sheepshead Bay

2424 Batchelder Street, Brooklyn NY 11235

Yes–22K014, 75K077, 75K811

Accessible

718-743-0220

shellbank.weebly.com

N/A

B3, B31, B36, B4, B44, B44-SBS, BM3, BM4

K014A

Shell Bank (J.H.S. 14): Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)

Composite Score

204

18

4

2

11

55

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K014U

Shell Bank (J.H.S. 14): Priority to Zoned Students

Unscreened

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 22. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Abraham Lincoln High School

James Madison High School

Midwood High School

GR 6-8

No

7:45am-2:05pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

No

Yes

No

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Cheerleading, Chorus, College Prep Talk, Computers and Coding, Debate, Drama, Environmental Science, Fashion, Film, French Culture, Gardening, Leadership through Sports, Mosaics, Music Through the Decades, "Muttigrees" ( involves working with pets through North Shore Animal League), Preparation for Specialized High School, Sports Club, Theater Arts, Traveling Readers (where students go to elementary schools)

Art ; Clothing and Gift Drives ; Dance ; Debate Team ; Drama Team ; Millennium SONYC Program ; Partnerships: Brooklyn Law School, Marquis Studio, NY Supreme Court, Police Athletic League, Shubert Theatre ; Track and Field ; Tutoring in ELA and Math ; Urban Advantage

Flag Rugby

Basketball

Volleyball

Badminton, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football

11235

BROOKLYN

40.593521

-73.937672

15

48

596

3203617

3074240001

Sheepshead Bay-Gerritsen Beach-Manhattan Beach

22

22K078

Intermediate School 78: The School of Architectural Design & Innovative Technology

At I.S. 78, The School for Architectural Design and Innovative Technology, our mission is to provide all students with engaging, rigorous, and technology-based learning opportunities which align with the Common Core Learning Standards. All classrooms are air-conditioned and feature a 65-inch LED flat panel SMART Board. Our students enjoy personalized attention from our dedicated grade teams. Every student has access to a full-time academic counselor, a vibrant and diverse arts program, and meaningful after-school activities. Teachers utilize online academic enrichment programs (Achieve3000 & Waggle Math), to collect data that informs instruction, which leads to improved ELA and math skills. Through our Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM), students develop skills, foster positive relationships, and experience social growth. Our enrichment clusters, as well as our embedded organizational skills program, promote creativity and collaboration, in support of college- and career- readiness and community service. In partnership with staff, families, and the community, we foster the emotional, social, and intellectual growth of our students, in order to prepare them to reach their full academic potential and become outstanding citizens.

Bergen Beach

1420 East 68th Street, Brooklyn NY 11234

Yes–22K078, 84K781

Not Accessible

718-763-4701

IS78.org

N/A

B100, B3, B41, B46, B47, BM1

K078A

Intermediate School 78: Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)

Composite Score

265

24

5

2

10

50

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K078U

Intermediate School 78: Priority to Zoned Students

Unscreened

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 22. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

James Madison High School

Midwood High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes–Top and bottom; specific colors or styles

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, English, Living Environment

Achieve3000 Online Enrichment Learning, Ballroom Dance, Band, Chorus, Fine Arts, Health, Student Organizational Skills Class, Technology, Waggle Math Online Enrichment Learning; Schoolwide Enrichment Model: Students select SEM clusters to participate in during the Fall and Spring semesters. All SEM clusters are connected to various charitable organizations. SEM options include: Ballroom Dance, Band, Bridge Building, Carpentry, Cooking, Drama, Fine Arts, Mindful Fitness, Peer Mediation, Robotics

Achieve 3000 ; Archery Team ; Ballroom Dance ; Basketball Team ; Coding ; Drama ; Drumming ; ELA Tutorial ; Film Critics ; Fine Art ; Flag Football Team ; Floor Ball ; Grade Eight Promotional Academy ; Guitar ; High School Readiness Program ; Hip Hop Dance ; Homework Help ; Kaplan Specialized High School Preparation ; Math Brainiacs Elementary School Partnership ; Math Tutorial ; Photography ; Regents Preparation ; Robotics ; Rocket Building ; Step Team ; Teen Action ; Waggle Math

Archery Team, Basketball Team, Cheerleading, Flag Football Team, Floor Ball, Soccer Team, Volleyball Team and Step Aerobics

11234

BROOKLYN

40.621224

-73.91287

18

46

69602

3236496

3083880002

Georgetown-Marine Park-Bergen Beach-Mill Basin

25Q379

M.S. 379

The M.S. 379 community will work collaboratively, as partners, to engage students in rigorous learning opportunities preparing them for high school and beyond. Our expectations are that students will grow global competency and develop academic skills and knowledge necessary to address shared global challenges as they become productive members of our local community and global society. We aim to develop inquiring, knowledgeable and caring young adults. The knowledge and skills students gain in our school will empower them to become active, compassionate lifelong learners. Our students explore content through challenging project based and self-directed learning models and make connections to our local and global communities. M.S. 379 is opening in a new building for the first time in Fall of 2018. The building name chosen by the community is the College Point Collaborative School of Leadership and Innovation. Those themes will be reflected in the culture of the new school. Student activities and electives will be decided with input from the community and the interests of the entering sixth grade class.

College Point

124-06 14th Avenue, Queens, NY 11356

No

Not Accessible

N/A

schools.nyc.gov/SchoolPortals/25/Q379

N/A

Q20B, Q25, Q65, Q76

Q379Z

M.S 379

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Open to students and residents of District 25

Note: Pending approval by the District 25 Community Education Council, this school may have a zone. If the zone is created, students living in the zone will receive priority for admission with any remaining seats filled by interested students and residents of District 25.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected.

GR 6 (School will serve grades 6-8 by Fall 2020)

No

TBD

TBD

English as a New Language

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD

TBD based on student interest

Algebra I, Living Environment

TBD based on student interest

11356

QUEENS

40.785327

-73.843749

7

19

925

4098406

4040890045

College Point

22

22K109

P.S./I.S. 109

Our students receive a quality education in a small nurturing learning environment. It's a place where everybody knows your name. Parents appreciate our small educational community, our emphasis on science and technology, and our desire to equip each and every student with the necessary tools to become a leader of tomorrow. We are part of the iLearnNYC program. iLearnNYC schools are implementing online and blended learning to expand current school boundaries that limit how and when a student can learn. iLearnNYC empowers teachers, administrators, students, and parents with cutting-edge resources, including online content, real-time data on student work, and many more educational tools.

East Flatbush

1001 East 45th Street, Brooklyn NY 11203

Yes–22K109, 75K004

Accessible

718-693-3426

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/22/k109

N/A

B103, B46, B46-SBS, B6, B7, B8, BM2

K109C

Glenwood Academy for Science & Tech: Open to Continuing Students

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Open only to continuing 5th grade students

Midwood High School

Abraham Lincoln High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

GR PK-8

No

8am-5pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

No

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish

Art & Dance ; Coding ; End-of-Year Carnival ; Global Kids ; iDesign Computer Club ; Music ; National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) ; Specialized High School Test Prep ; Student Government

Basketball

Dance, Volleyball

Basketball, Flag Football, Step

11203

BROOKLYN

40.636455

-73.933582

17

45

836

3114526

3050220002

East Flatbush-Farragut

22

22K206

Joseph F. Lamb (P.S./I.S. 206)

P.S./I.S. 206 is a multi-cultural school with approximately 1,500 students, 360 of which are in our middle school. Students have the opportunity for engaging discussions centered on critical thinking. Staff and administrators know students by their names and support their individual needs. Parents often want their child to attend our school because they feel confident that their child is in a safe and highly rigorous school. Students enjoy a healthy balance of strong academic instruction along with opportunities to develop their strengths in technology and the arts. Community service is a staple of our school and students enjoy the rewards of helping others. One of the most coveted positions is that of a student mentor where middle school students are able to support elementary students both academically and socially. SMART Boards, digital projectors, iPads, personal Androids, and over 200 new wireless laptops ensure that our students are ready for the technology-driven future.

Sheepshead Bay

2200 Gravesend Neck Road, Brooklyn NY 11229

No

Not Accessible

718-743-5598

ps206brooklyn.org

Q to Neck Rd

B3, B36, B44, B44-SBS, B49, BM3

K206U

School for Mathematical Science: Open to Continuing Students

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Open only to continuing 5th grade students

James Madison High School

Rachel Carson High School for Coastal Studies

Edward R. Murrow High School

GR PK-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes–After-School

No

No

Latin, Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment

Art Portfolios, Coding, Dance, Drama, Latin, School Newspaper, Spanish, Visual Art

Coding ; Floor Hockey ; Girls Empowement Movement ; Math Science STEM Program ; Sports Programs including Basketball, Rugby, and Volleyball

Fitness Club

Basketball, Fitness Club

Badminton, Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball

11229

BROOKLYN

40.597369

-73.948946

15

48

59401

3201080

3073810201

Sheepshead Bay-Gerritsen Beach-Manhattan Beach

22

22K207

Elizabeth G. Leary (P.S. 207)

We have a diversity of special programs including many after-school activities. We also offer academic intervention support both before and during the school day. Students and parents appreciate our academically-challenging curriculum and small middle school setting.

Marine Park

4011 Fillmore Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11234

No

Not Accessible

718-645-8667

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/22/k207

N/A

B100, B2, B3, B41, B46, B46-SBS, B9, Q35

K207U

Elizabeth G. Leary (P.S. 207): Open to Continuing Students

Unscreened

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Open only to continuing 5th grade students

James Madison High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

Brooklyn Technical High School

GR PK-8

No

8:20am-2:40pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

No

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for test prep

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish

Art, Enrichment (Band, Design, Disney Animation, Math Team, Photography, STEM Related Project Classes, Yoga), Study Hall

Art Portfolio Creation ; Chorus ; Coding ; Concert Band ; Jazz Band ; Keyboarding ; Student Council ; Yearbook

Archery, Basketball, Volleyball

11234

BROOKLYN

40.613353

-73.930129

18

46

652

3239388

3084840001

Georgetown-Marine Park-Bergen Beach-Mill Basin

22

22K234

Arthur W. Cunningham School (J.H.S. 234)

Cunningham is a family-oriented, safe, and nurturing school whose students come from more than 30 different countries. In an effort to prepare our student body for college and career, we empower them to think critically and engage in rich peer-to-peer collaboration across all disciplines. Cunningham focuses on science, engineering, technology, math, sustainability, and environmental issues through hands-on STEM related activities, robotics, coding, Ever-fi, residencies, field trips, partnerships, and service-learning opportunities. Students will become communicators and collaborators while learning new and exciting engineering and technology skills, conducting research, applying math concepts, and striving to create a model for a sustainable community. The program heightens students' curiosity in STEM subjects by laying a solid foundation for futures in science, engineering, math, and tech fields through all subject areas by teaching the critical skills that life and work demand.

Madison

1875 East 17th Street, Brooklyn NY 11229

No

Accessible

718-645-1334

is234.com

B, Q to Kings Highway

B100, B2, B3, B31, B49, B68, B7, B82, BM3

K234A

Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)

Composite Score

1311

73

49

12

6

27

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K234U

Arthur W. Cunningham (J.H.S. 234): Priority to Zoned Students

Unscreened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 22. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

James Madison High School

Midwood High School

Brooklyn Technical High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support and enrichment

Yes–Saturday program

American Sign Language, French, Mandarin, Spanish

Algebra I, Earth Science, French, Spanish, US History

American Sign Language, Art, Chorus, Coding, Crime Lab, Dance, Engineering, Guitar, Instrumental Band, Invent-a-Product, Journalism, Math Olympiad, Oceanography, Photography, Robotics, Specialized High School Test Preparation, Theater, Yearbook

3-D Sculpture ; Chess ; Coding ; Community Service ; Dance ; Drama ; Engineering ; Eureka ; Math Team ; Model UN ; Modern Rock Band ; MOUSE Squad ; Reading and Math Enrichment ; Robotics ; Saturday Academy ; English as a New Language Enrichment ; Science Olympiad ; Vocal Music ; Web Design

Basketball

Volleyball

Cross-Country, Flag Football, Floor Hockey

Girls Basketball, Cheerleading

11229

BROOKLYN

40.60422

-73.955485

15

48

558

3184057

3068210244

Madison

22

22K240

Andries Hudde (I.S. 240)

Andries Hudde, I.S. 240 STEM Magnet School, promotes choice, equity, diversity, and excellence for all students. Students have full access to cutting edge, state of the art technology, preparing them for 21st century STEM based careers. Our students make real world connections through instruction. We create, collaborate, character build, and foster good self-esteem. We educate the whole child. We believe our instruction builds community, perks student curiosity, and bridges gaps. Our mission is to empower our students by providing solid academic skills, supporting them with resources that will make for dynamic future leaders and entrepreneurs. Our goal is to maximize student growth by providing them with a well-rounded, interdisciplinary education through project-based learning. Students will experience hands-on innovation, making for critical and creative thinkers. Students love to be at Hudde because of the many after-school and Saturday activities. We are rigorous, safe, and nurturing. We value the uniqueness of each student, preparing them for academic, artistic, musical, physical, and social/emotional growth. Hudde is more than a school, we are a family that is "Magnificent in Midwood".

Midwood

2500 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11210

Yes–22K240, 22K381

Not Accessible

718-253-3700

www.huddesciencecenter.webs.com

N/A

B11, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B6, B7, B82, B9, BM1, BM3, BM4

K240U

Andries Hudde (I.S. 240) STEM Magnet School

Unscreened

424

104

2

2

43

223

N

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 22. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Midwood High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

James Madison High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

Yes–Saturday program

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, Spanish

SEM (School Enrichment Model)

Academic Intervention and Enrichment ; Archery ; ARISTA Jr. Honor Society & Hudde Honors ; Banking on Our Future ; Broadway Jr. ; CAMBA Community Based Organization ; Chess (Competitions around the city) ; Coding ; Dance ; Drama ; East Flatbush Village ; Garden ; Girl Be Heard ; Glee ; Guitar ; Homework Help ; LEGO Robotics ; Music ; Partnership with the District Attorney's Office ; Puppetry Animation ; Student Government

Fitness Club, Volleyball

Archery, Basketball (travelling league), Soccer, Step, Zumba

11210

BROOKLYN

40.623561

-73.946279

14

45

748

3208638

3076290030

Midwood

22

22K278

Marine Park (J.H.S. 278)

Marine Park J.H.S., located within the beautiful surroundings of Marine Park, provides a nurturing school environment where students develop college- and career-readiness through high level academics, various arts programs, and technology. Tech is infused into all of our classrooms through the use of SMART Boards, laptops, iPads, and e-readers. Students research skills on building and design which they explore through our award-winning STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) programs. Students also discover their talents through our arts programs. Marine Park embraces the comfort of our students in a fully air-conditioned building including all classrooms, the gymnasium, the cafeteria, and the auditorium. Parents and teachers enjoy a close relationship. There are multiple opportunities for correspondence including emails, PupilPath, School Messenger, phone calls, SLT, PA meetings, and parent workshops.

Marine Park

1925 Stuart Street, Brooklyn NY 11229

No

Not Accessible

718-375-3523

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/22/k278

N/A

B100, B2, B3, B31, B36, B41, B44, B44-SBS, BM4

K278A

Marine Park (J.H.S. 278): Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)

Composite Score

776

66

15

7

10

51

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K278U

Marine Park (J.H.S. 278): Priority to Zoned Students

Unscreened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Priority to students residing in the zone

Then to students and residents of District 22. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

James Madison High School

Midwood High School

Edward R. Murrow High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

No

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Spanish

Algebra I, Living Environment, US History

Chorus, Robotics, Sea Perch, Symphonic Band

Arista/Archon ; Black Box Theater ; Debate Team ; Eureka Science Project ; Jazz Bands ; Kiwanis Builder's Club ; Marching Band ; Mock Trial ; Moot Court ; NEST Program ; Relay for Life ; SHSAT Prep ; Student Council ; Yearbook

Tennis, Volleyball

Basketball, Dance, Fitness Club, Soccer, Volleyball

11229

BROOKLYN

40.60665

-73.939176

15

46

666

3239889

3084960100

park-cemetery-etc-Brooklyn

22

22K381

I.S. 381

I.S. 381 offers an intimate and nurturing environment for students, as well as one in which academic rigor and excellence is valued. Our staff works collaboratively to develop enriched, rigorous, and individualized curricula designed to meet the learning and social developmental needs of students. I.S. 381 offers both accelerated and schoolwide enrichment courses that promote students' interests and abilities. Through the use of iZone technology the school offers high school curricula in Algebra and Living Environment Regents. The school also offers Specialized High Schools Test preparation. Additionally, every child has the opportunity to participate in Latin as a foreign language, visual arts, and schoolwide enrichment clusters. The Schoolwide Enrichment Model is a research-based model designed to provide students with opportunities to engage in a wide range of experiences that will enhance creativity and passion. Enrichment clusters include: photography, drama, movie making, visual art, LEGO robotics, dance, designing games/coding, track and field, and blogging. The school also has a partnership with a community-based organization, Sports and Arts in School Foundations, that offers an after-school program.

Midwood

2500 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11210

Yes–22K240, 22K381

Not Accessible

718-252-0058

schools.nyc.gov/schoolportals/22/k381

N/A

B11, B41, B44, B44-SBS, B49, B6, B7, B82, B9, BM1, BM3, BM4

K381A

Center for Intellectually Gifted (CIG)

Composite Score

239

18

10

4

5

25

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Attendance: 10%

Final 4th Grade Report Card: 40%

New York State Math Exam: 20%

New York State ELA Exam: 20%

Academic and Personal Behaviors: 10%

K381U

Center for Science, Mathematics & Computer Science

Unscreened

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 22

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

Midwood High School

James Madison High School

Abraham Lincoln High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20PM

Yes

English as a New Language

No

Yes

No

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Latin

Algebra I, Living Environment

Common Core Algebra, Living Environment, Renzulli Schoolwide Enrichment Program, Specialized High Schools Test Preparation

CHAMPS ; Girls' Empowerment Movement (GEM) ; Jump Rope for Heart ; Legal Outreach ; Mighty Milers ; Positive Behavior Intervention in Schools ; School Mental Health Consultant Program ; School Wellness Program ; Specialized High Schools Test Preparation ; Sports and Arts in School Foundation After-School Program ; Visual Art and Coding Clubs

Fitness Club

Basketball

11210

BROOKLYN

40.623561

-73.946279

14

45

748

3208638

3076290030

Midwood

22

22K890

M.S. 890

We believe that a well-rounded individual, passionate about learning and committed to his or her talents, is best prepared for the demands of the modern career landscape. Through the approach of the Schoolwide Enrichment Model, the staff of M.S. 890 is committed to creating an engaging, supportive, and rigorous learning environment for everyone. Students choose an enrichment cohort and work side-by-side with their peers to dive deeply into their selected content area. Through guest speakers, field trips, and authentic learning tasks, students become experts in their selected field and work towards a culminating capstone project in senior year, during which they solve a self-identified problem or question and present their findings to the community. As a result, students grow as independent thinkers and apply what they learn to devise solutions that have a positive impact on their world. In addition, we offer opportunities for students to pursue their interests in sports, music, drama, clubs, foreign language, and writing—both during and after school. Parents have a voice in school-based decisions via the School Leadership Team, Parent Association, fundraising, and our varied parent engagement events.

Kensington

510 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11218

No

Accessible

N/A

ms890.org

F, G, to Fort Hamilton Parkway; Q to Beverley Road

B103, B16, B35, B68, BM3, BM4

K890U

M.S. 890

Unscreened

80

16

1

1

15

75

N

N

Open to students and residents of District 22

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected

GR 6-7 (School will serve grades 6-8 by Fall 2019)

No

N/A

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

N/A

Yes–Academic support for certain students

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Schoolwide Enrichment Model offered two days per week based on student talents and strengths.

Accelerated and Regents Courses ; Based on student interest: Chess Team ; Dance Company ; Drama Club ; ELA and Math Help Center ; National Junior Honor Society ; School Newspaper ; School Yearbook ; Show Choir ; Specialized High Schools Test Preparation ; Student Government

Baseball, Flag Football

Baseball, Flag Football

Fitness Club

Basketball, Soccer, Wrestling

11218

BROOKLYN

40.645199

-73.97052

12

40

492

3124797

3053420006

Kensington-Ocean Parkway

30

30Q010

Horace Greeley (I.S. 10)

We provide a diverse education in a supportive environment that promotes self-discipline, motivation, and excellence in learning. Our spirited atmosphere includes students wearing school uniforms daily and participating in teamwork initiatives. Our collaborations with parents and community partners help students to become self-sufficient and develop the skills needed to succeed and contribute responsibly to a global community.

Astoria

45-11 31st Avenue, Queens NY 11103

No

Not Accessible

718-278-7054

www.is10q.org

M, R to 46th St

Q101, Q104, Q18, Q66

Q010L

The Law, Citizenship, & Values Magnet Program

Limited Unscreened

240

43

3

4

12

70

Y

Y

Open to students and residents of District 30

Priority to students and residents of District 30 who sign in at an event

Then to students and residents of District 30. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

Students who apply to this program will be randomly selected in the order of the priority groups listed above

Q010Z

Zoned Program

Zoned

Open to students residing in the zone

William Cullen Bryant High School

Aviation Career & Technical Education High School

Information Technology High School

GR 6-8

No

8am-2:20pm

Yes

English as a New Language

Yes–Offered

Yes

Yes–Academic support for certain students

No

Spanish

Algebra I

Special Progress (SP) Math, SP Science

After-School Tutoring Programs ; Chorus ; Drama Club ; Guitar for Beginners ; Intramural Sports Club ; Specialized High School Preparation ; Stage Crews ; Visual Arts

Girls Volleyball League

Baseball, Volleyball

Basketball, Tennis

11103

QUEENS

40.759363

-73.912902

1

22

151

4012664

4007140001

Astoria

30

30Q078

The Robert F. Wagner Jr. School (P.S./I.S. 78)

We focus on providing our students with a challenging and global education while meeting the emotional, creative, and social needs of all students. We focus on critical thinking and problem solving through interactive literacy and math activities, enhanced through an integration of the arts into the core curriculum. Parents are actively involved in their children's education and we share the joys of watching our children grow, learn new skills, and make friends. We implement the Renzulli Schoolwide Enrichment Model (SEM) in all grades and include parent talent, community volunteers, and experts from the community in developing an enrichment curriculum. By addressing the needs of all students, including our students with special needs, English Language Learners, and gifted students, the SEM Model engages all of the children in visual, musical, spatial, and kinesthetic activities through their interests and talents thereby enabling them to enhance their academic potential.

Long Island City

48-09 Center Boulevard, Queens NY 11109

No

Accessible

718-392-5402

ps78.com

G to 21st St; 7 to Vernon Blvd-Jackson Ave

B32, B62, Q67

Q078Z

The Robert F. Wagner Jr. School (P.S./I.S. 78)

Zoned

Open to continuing 5th grade students and students residing in the elementary school zone

Priority to continuing 5th grade students

Then to students residing in the elementary school zone. Last year, this program admitted students from all priority groups.

The Urban Assembly School for Emergency Management

GR PK-8

No

8:10am-2:30pm

No

English as a New Language

Yes–10-30 hours expected by graduation

Yes

Yes

Yes–Saturday program for academic support and enrichment.

Art, Band/Orchestra, Chorus, Robotics, Technology

After-School programs include: Academic Support ; Band ; CASA ; Chorus ; Community Service ; Dance ; Drama ; Fitness ; Guitar ; LEGO Robotics ; Metropolitan Museum of Art ; Nutritional Learning Garden ; Saturday Academy ; Spanish Academic Support ; Student Government

Development Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball

11109

QUEENS

40.744753

-73.957971

2

26

1

4000019

4000180001

Hunters Point-Sunnyside-West Maspeth

30

30Q111

Jacob Blackwell (P.S. 111)

Community School 111Q has achieved success on the path to demonstrable improvement. A forerunner in Renewal efforts, we are implementing cutting edge educational programs that are supporting our scholars, parents, teachers, staff members, and the community. Our scholars engage in discussions with their peers and staff as they study academic and social theories and writing in all of the core subjects. We have implemented the Teacher's College Writing Curriculum, evaluative portfolios in core subject areas, the use of daily formative assessments to monitor progress, independent reading, myON, and Mathletics computer-based interventions and a balanced approach to literacy, science, social studies, and math instruction.

Long Island City

37-15 13th Street, Queens NY 11101

Yes–30Q111, 84Q304

Not Accessible

718-786-2073

ps111q.org

F to 21st St - Queensbridge

Q100, Q102, Q103, Q104, Q66, Q69

Q111U

Jacob Blackwell (P.S. 111) Federal Magnet Program

Unscreened

185

41

3

4